Karen Bradbury is looking to recruit 5 non-graduating students to help design and deliver the content for 'Inspire':

"This year, for the first time, the Engineering department are running an Inspire course from 1st to 3rd July 2013, specifically for local school pupils. The main aim is to help the participants to improve their study skills needed for sixth form and to give a short introduction to engineering (with taster activities).

I need help to develop the course content and deliver it. I will pay each student £200 for the 3-day course and lunch will be provided each day. I can also pay for overnight University accommodation for 1st and 2nd July if you need it."

For more details on the course and how to apply, click on the title of the news item.

According to the Warwick Student Community Statement, Warwick students are to receive: "Relevant and meaningful feedback on your work in a variety of formats that will help your academic development within a reasonable timescale previously communicated to you, within the University's guidance of four weeks or less."

We want to hear about excellent examples of feedback you have received so that we can share best practice. You can win a £100 top up on your Eating at Warwick card by telling us about fabulous feedback. Nominations are open until 1 March 2013.

So far, from Engineering/WMG, Ian Tuersley, Graham Knowles and Toby Mottram are in the Top 10!

Test your knowledge about CO2-emissions by taking this ultra-short quiz, and find out about what's happening all around campus to enable the University to meet the targets set out in the 2020 Carbon Challenge. When you're out and about, keep your eyes open for the brand new Energy Trail signposts.

A few examples of recent improvements around Warwick:

• Solar film has been applied to 256 University House windows to reduce air conditioning load
• Efficient LED lighting has been installed in Rootes building, the SU, social studies, car park 7 and many other buildings
• The 20 IT Services' server machines, which run all day and night, were combined to run on just 2 machines.

You can make a difference: if you have any queries or suggestions to improve energy efficiency around campus, fill out this short form that will be forwarded to the University's Energy Manager!

Also, 'like' the University of Warwick Student Switch Off page on Facebook for regular chances to win prizes - including a lot of free Ben & Jerry's ice-cream!

Teach First will be in the main reception of the Engineering Building tomorrow (Thursday 29th Nov) from 11.30am-1.30pm.

There will be puzzles, free mince pies and a chance to find out more about what we do! Come say hi and grab a mince pie!

How do you travel to uni? What would you like seeing changed? Multi-operator bus-passes? Better cycling facilities? More incentives for car-sharing?

Complete the 2012 Travel Survey before Sunday 2nd December and have the chance to win an iPad, a Samsung Galaxy S2 smart phone, or a Virgin Experience Day (worth up to £200). The questionnaire takes less than 10 minutes.

The university will use the information and feedback to inform and develop the sustainable transport strategy at Warwick to improve transport to, from and around campus. For more information about the University Travel Plan and the 2010 Travel Survey, click here.

The next SSLC meeting is on Thursday 29th November. If you have any points you'd like to raise, please let your rep know!

• To find your SSLC rep: click on the SSLC logo above.
• Minutes of the previous meeting

Fancy a bit of manual labour doing something useful and a little different...? Then why not help create a new woodland!

Pop along to Cryfield Grange Farm and join fellow students creating a new woodland on campus as part of the Woodland Trust's Jubilee Woods Project. There are two sessions:

• Wednesday 28 November, 1pm (more info)
• Saturday 1 December, 1pm (more info)

Wrap up warm, prepare to get muddy and bring wellies and a spade if you have one! The session will run from 1.00-2.30pm.

On Tuesday 27 November (week 9), Warwick Hub and Warwick International Development Society are jointly hosting a talk by Tony Meloto, the founder of Gawad Kalinga.

Gawad Kalinga was a 2012 recipient of the highly prestigious Skoll Foundation award for Social Entrepreneurship, please see the link below for more details.

Tony's work has been recognized globally, and he has been the recipient of numerous high-profile awards within the Development and Social Enterprise sector.

Tony will be running a small workshop earlier in the day. Places are limited - sign up for it here.